Moth merrily munching on descendants
Broth of sins that living hold dependents
Cloth ever spun in hopes of independents
PharaohAtem wrote:I don't know how you did the first two lines but that is pretty cool.
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PharaohAtem wrote:I don't know how you did the first two lines but that is pretty cool.
Mykalwane wrote:Threw the winds of the mind
Litter lost ideas, left to time
Oh the flutter moment unwind
Doth the wind, sound snide
A door birth thine
never to be kind
A whisper to opine
Ever to bine
Dreams ever benign
ever to sigh
never with a why
truth never aline
lies intertwine
reality repine
Mykalwane wrote:Doth death don delicious decadents
Moth merrily munching on descendants
Broth of sins that living hold dependents
Cloth ever spun in hopes of independents
Jigglypuff wrote:I think there might be some typing errors in this poem. I think in the first line, you mean "through", not "threw". The latter is the passive form of 'throwing something', whereas the first means "through something". I'm also not sure if 'litter' is the correct word? Litter does have multiple meanings, including trash that is scattered around, but using it this way is grammatically a bit strange. "A door birth thine" also seems a bit weird - door births yours? Is this what you meant?
Could you maybe write the same poem out in more common words? I understand you're trying hard to have everything rhyme, but I think your poem is a bit baffling in a way that you probably do not mean. Extensive vocabulary is great, but it should enhance the reading experience, not hinder it.
Eh most are rhymes for the sake of rhyming. The first post is the table of contents. Though if you want to see more feel free to quote the thing you like and give comments on it. People critizing my stuff is the most encouraging.Marjorie Haukea Williams wrote:Reading though some of your linked poems, they are quite technical, the language used.
It's a refreshing way to write if you can pull it off, which you have done!
Looking forward to seeing more from you!
Well the first line started what does death don, is it delcious is it delightful? So nice that up. Doth death don delcious decadants? Had a nice bouncing of ds. Next was ok what rhymes with Doth and decadents. I think the next Moth and descendants. Which set up the rest of the second sentance how to connect the two. The rest was along same idea. I don't think it works well enough other then a short poem.PharaohAtem wrote:I don't know how you did the first two lines but that is pretty cool.
Mykalwane wrote:Threw the winds of the mind
Past tense of travel of movement threw the environment of the mind
Litter lost ideas, left to time
Trash items in the form of ideas that have been left behind to take the the wear and tear from time
Oh the flutter moment unwind
The movement of wind that allows for a feeling of release
Doth the wind, sound snide
The wind in particular sounds insulting
A door birth thine
It opens forth a new thought via this thing
never to be kind
The birth thought may be new but never is nice.
A whisper to opine
It gives a small amount of an opinion
Ever to bine
That is tied to you for while
lies intertwine
never happens to lie either
reality repine
Gives a reason for reality express discontent
Eh most are rhymes for the sake of rhyming.
Well the first line started what does death don, is it delcious is it delightful? So nice that up. Doth death don delcious decadants? Had a nice bouncing of ds. Next was ok what rhymes with Doth and decadents. I think the next Moth and descendants. Which set up the rest of the second sentance how to connect the two. The rest was along same idea. I don't think it works well enough other then a short poem.
PharaohAtem wrote:Great poem, I’m horrible when making poems that have anything that rhymes in it.
Sdbillustrations wrote:I wouldn't know where to start with writing poems so I'm very impressed by this, great work I love reading this over and over
I really like this but I struggle to put into words my thoughts, the main things i like are your use of wording and the flow of the poem is really strong.
Mykalwane wrote:tapestry unfold tall tails of folks
invoke the mind of simple yolks
absently read give meaning unintended
fend away chastity in blasphemy bed
Fantasy allegory without reality
hyperbole chastity erase abnormality
remove beauty for depravity
irrationally remove sexuality
for the nuclear family.
Tear away the homosexuality
Tear away the bisexuality
Tear away the asexuality
factual remove till sanctified
disassemble reality till satisfied
thread of the tapestry it once was
give wonder to why the faux pas